Sentence examples for by a readership from inspiring English sources

This filtering process yields, in many cases, substantive commentary by a readership that feels empowered to participate online — a combination that I believe is of great value.

Though aware that their exchanges will be eavesdropped by a readership in many languages, they maintain the epistolary conventions of intimacy, the illusion of private conspiracy.

France has recently given us "The Kindly Ones" and "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" — the first distasteful, the other pretentious, and both eagerly embraced by a readership keen to be chastened for its middle-class pieties.

In "Voyage" the conversation is crowded with references to Pushkin and Gogol, whose achievements were broadcast by Belinsky, a fiery critic whose articles were devoured word by word by a readership starved for ideas and for political discussion that, in Russia, could happen only in the realm of literature.

For 20 years, a tuppenny weekly magazine run and edited by Charles Dickens was eagerly awaited by a readership who, each Wednesday, were given not only colourful reportage of the events of the day but also drip-fed instalments of what later became the writer's most famous books.

Your submission must be scientifically and technically accurate, yet understandable by a readership with a general interest in and knowledge of science". Select one of the following themes.

Investigations are expensive and never likely to pay their way by prompting a readership surge.

The demographic profile claimed by Koh: a readership split 40/60 between male and female; 95% college educated; incomes starting at $60,000 and reaching $250,000.

By 1999, it had a readership of more than 100,000, robust advertising revenue, and a popular website.

I think there will be a new business model (probably not new, actually, despite my thinking it up, just adapted) by which access to a readership is given in response for a buy-in amount.

For example, The Sun and Daily Mirror tend to be read by a younger readership from lower social class backgrounds, the Telegraph and The Times tend to have an older readership from more affluent backgrounds, and the Daily Mail's intended readership is women[ 28].